STEAM Quiz

What is STEAM widely stands for?

• Science, Technology, Engineering, and Art Methodology

• Science, Technology, Engineering, Art, and Math

• Society, Teaching, Engaging, Applicable, and Management

• Society and Technology Assimilation Movement

What word(s) best describe STEAM education?

• Problem-based

• Real-world

• Integrated

• All of the above

Which of the following is NOT a reason why STEAM education is important?

• More and more jobs require the skills obtained through STEAM education

• Technological development forces us to rethink the way we teach and learn

• You learn to study harder because you spend your days reading textbooks

• STEAM adopts an interdisciplinary approach to education

What is Engineering Design Process?

• A specific, step-by-step approach that

  engineers use to design products and solve problems.

• The integration of game-based elements and mechanics for

  the purpose of increasing student engagement and success.

• Teaching method used to implement real-world problems to promote learning

• A teaching method that is centered around

  discovering the answers to student-generated questions.

How can teachers incoroporate engineering in a primary school programme?

• A walk around the nighbourhood might push student to add features they see in their own projects

• Hands-on activities with building blocks and legos

• Discuss features and charateristics of building materials

• All of the above

Which of the following is NOT a feature of STEAM teaching?

• Framing information in real world contexts

• Encouraging inquiry

• Memorization

• Hands-on, interdisciplinary approaches

What is scientific inquiry?

• The variable you are manipulating in an experiment

• Different ways scientist study the natural world and propose explanations based on evidence and research

• An investigation into science classes around the world

• A statement that answers a question about science

What kind of science content should you expect to see in STEAM curriculum?

• Life science

• Physical science

• Art

• All of the above

What is an example of everyday applications of STEAM for young students?

• Observing and analysing insects, bugs, and neighbourhood animals

• Reading a news article on a political debate

• Watching cartoons all day long

• Talking to friends about new video game high score

How can field trips help students learn better?

• They are a good way to avoid being in the classroom

• They offer children the opportunity to visit settings they would not typically experience and apply what they learn in the classroom there

• Students get free souvenirs

• They take stress of the teachers